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  1. Seller has 100% positive feedback (from 45 sales). Claims unit was barely used and is in perfect working condition. This is one of the recommended ones from the Digital Faq page and has a line TBC and noise reduction filters (digipure) and 2MB frame memory. Appears to be the same machine I recently bought (S7600U) which I'm really pleased with. I was watching a 10 year old VHS on a regular VCR and it had all sorts of distortion on the audio track. I captured it with my 7600 and it cleaned up ALL of the audio disortion. Too bad it's on auction and not a buy it now, but then it would probably be gone right away if it was If I were trying to get it, I'd offer as my top bid a little more than I think people would spend (maybe $300). I'd also ask the buyer if he'll give a refund if it doesn't work perfectly as advertised.

    Here's the ebay link

    http://cgi.ebay.com/JVC-SVHS-HR-S7900U-Super-VHS-VCR-Recorder_W0QQitemZ120028778191QQi...QQcmdZViewItem

    and the features link from JVC

    http://www.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL026741&pathId=49&page=1&archive=true
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  2. Video Restorer lordsmurf's Avatar
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    I wish the automatic link tool was smarter...
    You have to check the "Disable automatic tool link" when making a post.
    The word "super" linked to the stupid software.

    Try this link instead:
    http://cgi.ebay.com/JVC-SVHS-HR-S7900U-Super-VHS-VCR-Recorder_W0QQitemZ120028778191QQi...QQcmdZViewItem
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  3. The 7600 is easily the best performing machine of that series, with excellent build quality. The 7900 is a smaller, lighter duty unit compared to the 7600. It is basically the consumer version of the SR-V10U.
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